@thisismissem @polotek @raucao at the very least for every server you get a post from, at least once.or from a gossip'd metadata file that every node builds up and you could get from any node (which would include the server that quote posts, after their first quote post of your server)

@hdrinehart Ah, well, still. Glad you joined us here!

@benjamin You can mirror the bluesky plc. You cannot run your own that federates with the centralised one. The article you linked to says already in the headline that the bluesky AppView is still a problem. With ActivityPub you install your Mastodon, Misskey instance and you’re done. You don’t need to copy/mirror anything.

@futurebird making me want to build my mathematics skills and reread Alan Watts’s Zen writings. Stuck in my head: science is systematic doubt, but has cornerstones ultimately taken on faith and consensus. It weakens your understanding if you pretend you can eliminate them.(Aimed mainly at mid-century rationalists but handy today)

@wotsac @mekkaokereke @james hopefully we can make some forward progress on these areas. Spam is something that the new FSAP protocol / specification is wanting to tackle (as well as discovery)

And that's a wrap. Same time next year!#looptober #looptober2024 #music #MusicLoop #loop #synth #soundtrack

@shuttersparks I think that's a trademark of real evil, laughing at the death and destruction you're planning to visit on others.

@hipsterelectron@aud fucking yikes. I'm more and more convinced that contemporary computational theory of mind is as much inseparable from our history of hyper-individualism, eugenics, racial capitalism, etc. as it is from the history of computer technologies developing alongside neuroscience.

@[email protected] yeah. I think my background in chemistry usually keeps me grounded on the subject of e-waste but there's still the tendency to work in pure hypotheticals and not ground it in reality.

@nuekaze @mastodonmigration @foo_fighter There are lots of ways you can make a smaller instance see a much wider view of the Fediverse:https://fedi.tips/using-relays-to-quickly-expand-a-servers-view-of-the-fediverse/

@locha again, I think if you look at the actual cognitive science/cognitive linguistics literature you will find many extremely well worked out accounts on what you are calling “phrastic patterns that people stitch together” e.g., https://academic.oup.com/edited-volume/34551

@puppygirlhornypost2 @jenniferplusplus Thanks; There’s a whole bunch of stuff that goes into that caring, but I Have Seen Some Shit You Wouldn’t Believe (well, *you* might, most people don’t)I said> I've learned a lot of things through this work, but perhaps the most important is: when you are designing for practitioners, you need to listen to the people doing the work. and I mean it. I really wish more people understood how important that listening is.

@BrianJohnson that's a governance issue, right? I mean, how do we make *any* collective decisions without someone hijacking them?I think some techniques are: start with multilateral decision-making structures, add checks and balances, and have external auditing processes that demand transparency and detect abuse.

@linux_mclinuxface reasons like this is why I'm only releasing new stuff I write under AGPL.Get that copy_right_ right out of here, thanks.

@lucretia I haven’t used every fediverse project out there but there’s more than just microblogging. There are blogs like Wordpress, event platforms like Mobilizon, video hosting like PeerTube, social networks like Friendica. All projects may or may not add CWs if they want but it has nothing to do with ActivityPub. Plus all the ones built according to the protocol spec now and in the future.

@bart “Exit to [throw it all out the window]”

@thenexusofprivacy @hrefna @ivy it's very difficult to produce an invalid AP document. It's a little more interesting to discuss whether it's meaningful or legible, but that's a matter of convention, not specification.

@jeffzugale that’s correct. Five were made plus one prototype I believe. One was lost “Hawaii Mars I” to an engine fire early on, then four were produced and flew successful service careers in the Navy: Philippine, Caroline, Marianas, and Hawaii Mars II until they were decommissioned in the 50s.All four were bought by a consortium of forestry companies in BC in the 1950s for conversion to firefighting water bombers. Marianas Mars was lost while fighting a fire about 50km from my home on Vancouver Island due to a malfunction in the drop system. Caroline Mars was lost during a strong wind storm when it was on land still awaiting conversion.Philippine and Hawaii served continuously from the 1960s into the 2000s. They last fought a fire together around 2004 I believe. They were the largest water bombers in the world, capable of bringing the most water of any aircraft, continuously, to any fire within range of a lake.Philippine was retired in 2006. Hawaii retired, mostly due to politics, but also maintenance costs, in 2015.Philippine is headed to Pima. Hawaii is already in Victoria,BC at the BC Aviation museum. The same location where they were all originally converted. They will be building a hanger around her.

@coreysnipes this was such a good episode; thanks a lot.

@yuvalne @Laxystem אז תוסיפי את זה למה שאני מציעה שיהיה אפשר, ig?